Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-10-13
r.. Lenox is in Des Moines.
Talbot has nice cranberries.
Celluloid starch at Talbott's.

II. Lenox is in Des Moines.
Talbot has nice cranberries.
Celluloid starch at Talbott's.
Imported mushrooms at Talbott's.
Oysters by the can or dish at Talbott's.
The Traveller cigar is for sale by
Talbot.
Talbot keeps the best brands of
Pillsbury tlour.
Mrs. DR.. Lass visited her sister in
Extra yesterday.
John Dorr has removed from Manil-
la TO Sioux City,
S. c. Randles was in Atlantic on
business Tuesday.
New Orleans sorghum molasses and
syrup at Talbott's.
Mrs, II. II. Willis is very sick with
the prevalent fever.
No. boards at $3.50 per thousand
feet at Stuart & Sons.
Fencing ut Stuart s. Sons at Sli and
$3.50 per thousand feet.
Joseph Ross has been shipping in
young cattle from Marengo.
Treasurer Stotts and daughter, Bon
ME- were at Omaha this week.
Miss McDaniels of Atlantic, is visit
ing her cousin, Miss Ella Stearns.
II. Elliot, of Cedar county, is looking
after his real estate in this county.
Frank Bradley received three cars of
stock from Sigoumey, Wednesday.
Attend the cattle sale Saturday at
l2 o'clock at the c. r. |. & p. stock
yards.
You ought to get those old teeth out
before cold weather. Next to post
Office.
Mrs. Chas. Van Gorder and Mrs.
Thos. Walker are visiting relatives in
Stuart.
Mrs. b. G. Foreman returned last
evening from an extended visit in
Illinois.
Prof. Frost, of Atlantic, visited at
Extra, with Prof. Willcutt, the first of
the week
Mrs. Z. B. Cousins returned Monday
from a protracted visit with relatives
at Belle PLANE.
A. II. Boborts will go to Chicago
next week to buy drugs and goods for
the holiday trade.
Frank Leet makes daily trips to Ross,
where he is buying grain for the firm Of
Leet & Negley.
Z. Bilharz started on business trip
to Kansas, this morning and will be
absent about ten days.
James Greig, of Dixon, Scott county,
was looking after his farm and city
property here, Wednesday.
Come early and get your choice in a
stock of clothing to be closed out very
cheap at Jennings & Cos.
1t will cost 800 to send the 5000
copies of the hand book Of Audubon
county through the mails.
Read Howald's new advertisement in
| this issue. He is Offering unequaled in
ducements on fall and winter goods.
Frank Gleason went to Chicago
Monday, to buy goods, and he will visit
relatives in Michigan for a few days.
Ell. Freeman, W. III. Scott, II. B.
Herbert and W. Ii. Neff went to Chi
cago the first of the week with stock.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. S. Blair started
over the North-W estern for their new
home at Aurora, Ills, Monday evening
Id. Phelps arrived Monday evening
and entered upon the duties of his
position in Commercial bank Tuesday
morning.
WE Moore, of Garden City, Kans.
is visiting his relatives in this city. He
reports good crops and bright prospects
in his locality.
Evan Davis is taking in the X. y
drill at Omaha this week and craninl
his neck to get glimpse of the first
lady of the land.
Seth Paine Is shaking the hands OF
his old Chicago friends and will visit
his mother before returning to Audi
bon and business.
Carroll and Jefferson papers all speak
in unstinted terms Of praise OF tht
Andrews opera company, which appears
here tomorrow night.
Mrs. Try, of Henry county, arrived
the first of the week on visit to he
son Charles, the postmaster at Price
and her niece, Mrs. VIM. Mallory.
Mrs. DR.. Caldwell, of Adel, is tn
guest of her sister, Mrs. DIR. Denote
The Senator is expected here the las
of the week to remain few days.
DR.. Brooks, who ministers to the sui
ferings of the residents of Gray an'
vicinity, was shaking hands with hi
numerous friends hereabouts Monday.
Reports from the corn crop of thl
season are very gratifying and general
ly show that the drought has had it'll
or no effect upon the crops of Audubon
county.
HIP. Albert is now on the road a
advance agent for Belle Boyd. BegiI
ming about Jan. lst, 1888, the lady WI
: make a tour of the south. Pinkey WI